Can anyone tell me any good sites or..something that has the piano music (not tabs seeing as my mum can't figure them out, but with the actual notes) to these songs:
Love Of My Life
My Melancholy Blues
Lilly Of The Valley
and
You Take My Breath Away?
Thank-you :)
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The queer asks stupid questions again. Just stick the piano up your ass. Thank you.
Rot in hell
http://queen.shanemcdonald.org/queen-tabs.html
Try this site.
On here there are some pretty accurate transcriptions of all the songs you are after.
They are not given in single note form, but with chords and lyrics.
Hope this helps.
Matt.
Try this site.
On here there are some pretty accurate transcriptions of all the songs you are after.
They are not given in single note form, but with chords and lyrics.
Hope this helps.
Matt.
Thank-you HELPFUL people
They are not that hard to play, I guess that the chords would be enough... I really don´t know any page with Queen scores... (I can recommend you the "Off the record" series books by Hal Leonard... They are amazing...)
By the way... if you´re interested... you should visit http://eltonscafe.com/index.html
Only if you like Elton´s music... You may find very complete piano scores ;)
By the way... if you´re interested... you should visit http://eltonscafe.com/index.html
Only if you like Elton´s music... You may find very complete piano scores ;)
Hmm. I'm not sure.
I do it by ear, so I don't know, but I have do have question:
Isn't this illegal? I mean like sheet music on the internet? Or did I get it wrong?
I do it by ear, so I don't know, but I have do have question:
Isn't this illegal? I mean like sheet music on the internet? Or did I get it wrong?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=Mercury>Deaky's Bitch<h6>Yum wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Rot in hell[/QUOTE]
LMFAO.
LMFAO.
go to musicroom.com and type in queen at the search box, and it should come up. I got Queen greatest hits from there for the piano so you should be able to find something.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mattsmith wrote: [/QUOTENAME]http://queen.shanemcdonald.org/queen-tabs.html
Try this site.
On here there are some pretty accurate transcriptions of all the songs you are after.
They are not given in single note form, but with chords and lyrics.
Hope this helps.
Matt.[/QUOTE]
He's right...the chord progressions are all the same. Get comfortable with the progressions first and then try to figure out the melody. Brian and Freddie were both trained pianists. Brian is the more orthodox pianist, his stuff is easier to play on piano. Freddie's stuff tends to be more of a bitch; but it's not impossible.
Try this site.
On here there are some pretty accurate transcriptions of all the songs you are after.
They are not given in single note form, but with chords and lyrics.
Hope this helps.
Matt.[/QUOTE]
He's right...the chord progressions are all the same. Get comfortable with the progressions first and then try to figure out the melody. Brian and Freddie were both trained pianists. Brian is the more orthodox pianist, his stuff is easier to play on piano. Freddie's stuff tends to be more of a bitch; but it's not impossible.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]redspecial85 wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mattsmith wrote: [/QUOTENAME]http://queen.shanemcdonald.org/queen-tabs.html
Try this site.
On here there are some pretty accurate transcriptions of all the songs you are after.
They are not given in single note form, but with chords and lyrics.
Hope this helps.
Matt.[/QUOTE]
He's right...the chord progressions are all the same. Get comfortable with the progressions first and then try to figure out the melody. Brian and Freddie were both trained pianists. Brian is the more orthodox pianist, his stuff is easier to play on piano. Freddie's stuff tends to be more of a bitch; but it's not impossible.[/QUOTE]
hmmm, I found Brian's work to be a bit of a bitch on piano...but I can't really read notes that well...
Try this site.
On here there are some pretty accurate transcriptions of all the songs you are after.
They are not given in single note form, but with chords and lyrics.
Hope this helps.
Matt.[/QUOTE]
He's right...the chord progressions are all the same. Get comfortable with the progressions first and then try to figure out the melody. Brian and Freddie were both trained pianists. Brian is the more orthodox pianist, his stuff is easier to play on piano. Freddie's stuff tends to be more of a bitch; but it's not impossible.[/QUOTE]
hmmm, I found Brian's work to be a bit of a bitch on piano...but I can't really read notes that well...